Emerson Stolle Set For Wimbledon Final Duel
Former amateur star Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle, long-time friends, meet in the Wimbledon final with both eyeing potential professional offers. Jack Kramer is reported to be prepared to bid large sums, though neither player has confirmed any deals. Maria Bueno and Margaret Smith also reach the women's final after Bueno defeated Billie Jean Moffitt.
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Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Emerson
Beret
Felow
Stole
Stolle
Fred
Jack Kramer
Emer
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Margaret Smith
Australia
Brooker Brothers Dominate Barman and Seitz 5-0 in Six Inning Victory
The Brooker Brothers defeated Barman and Seitz 5-0 in six innings at the VFW field. Don Sweet took the loss while Rick Brooker pitched for the winners. Carlyle Smith led the team with a 1-for-2 day. Sonny Coles went 1-for-2 for Barman and Seitz.
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Brooker Brothers
Barman and
Seitz
V.F.W
Barman
Don Sweet
Rick Brooker
Carlyle Smith
Sonny Coles
All Stars and More In Weekend Tournament Schedule
Tournament schedule lists matchups for Saturday July 3 and Sunday July 4 with games featuring All Stars Attica Home Savings V F W Lutheran Church Greenwich Merchants Half Way Inn Pullman Lanes National Guard Wilccux Glass Bar Holland Market Reed’s Garage T J s Friendly Corners Macks Foodland Havana and more. Results note pitchers Dave Houighth Scott Hite and hitters Chuck Finch Paul Schaffer Mike Phillips Denny Meyer Gene Leck with Schilds Kesling and A J Haltee Co V F W details.
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All Stars
Attica
Home Savings
V.F.W
Lutheran Church
Greenwich Merchants
National Guard
Wilccux
Holland Market
Reinecks
American Legion
IGA Defeats Frey’s Reality at McGuin Park
IGA defeated Frey’s Reality 22 to 9 Tuesday at McGuin Park. Schilds scored 22 runs on 24 iun, while the losers managed 9 runs on 18. The winning pitcher was Thelma Gore dan and the losing pitcher was Carole Zimmerman.
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Schilds Iga
Frey
Reality
McGuin Park
Schilds
Iun
Thelma Goredan
Carole Zimmerman
Indians Have First Take On Their Bracing Pitching Staff
The piece compares Cleveland’s current rotation led by Sonny Siebert Ralph Terry Luis Tiant and Sam McDowell to the 1954 ideal with 20 game winner Bob Lemon and Early Wynn amid a high strikeout pace. It notes eight shutouts and 503 strikeouts as the staff nears a major league record while citing Siebert’s strong 9-3 2.60 ERA and a 7-2 win over the Washington Senators. The article also mentions trades by Gabe Paul boosting the Indians’ rise and Siebert’s farm-system roots.
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Cleveland Indians
Indians
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
Mike Garcia
Art Houtteman
Bob Feller
Hal Newhouser
Sonny Siebert
Ralph Terry
Luis Tiant
Sam McDowell & Co
Cleveland
Siebert
Terry
Tiant
McDowell
Aguirre Aims to Become AL's First Ten Wins This Season
Jank Aguirre, 9-2, seeks his 10th win as he faces Bennie Daniels of the Washington Senators. Detroit stays tied for the league lead but gains no ground after Orlando Pena earns his first victory, 2-1, over Boston. Norm Cash ignites a ninth inning rally with an infield hit, Don Wert follows with a run scoring single, and Gates Brown scores on a force play.
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Norm Cash
Don Wert
Tigers
Boston
Orlando Pena
Mickey Lolich
Earl Wilson
Washington
UPI
Jank Aguirre
Tiger
Bennie Daniels
Washington Senators
Detroit
George Thomas
Gates Brown
Veterans Sign Redskins Sign Two Veterans for 1965
Two veterans who sat out last season signed to play in 1965 for the Washington Redskins. Offensive end Bill Anderson and fullback Ken Webb return after prior quit/activities. Veteran placekicker Jim Martin, with 14 years pro, was placed on waivers.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Redskins
Bill Anderson
Tennessee
Ken Webb
Atlanta
Jim Martin
Reinecks Down Clevite Harris
In men slo pitch Janesville Cotton Mills faced the American Legion. Norwalk Upholstering beat the National Guard 4 4. Key hitters included Gene Springer 2 for 2 for the Legion and Norb Pelham 3 for 3 for Norwalk Upholstering. Pete Motolick led the National Guard with a 4 for 3 showing.
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Janesville Cotton Mills
American Legion
National Guard
Norwalk
Clevite Harris
Reinecks
Tanesville
Norb Pelham
Pete Motolick
Baseball Standings and Results Highlights
American League updates show Detroit and Cleveland leading with Boston and Baltimore trailing. recent results include Detroit 2 Boston 1 and Baltimore 4 New York 3. National League features Los Angeles atop the table with Cincinnati close behind. several night games listed across divisions.
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Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pet
Minn
Balti
Detroit
Los Ang
Boston
Kan
City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Los Angel
Minnesota
Kansas City
Twielight
National League Weis. Pet
Cinci
San Fran
Phila
Milwau
Pitts
Houston
San Francisco
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Orling
Oriole
Joe Pepitone
Minas
Son and Stolle
Miss Bueno
U.S
Billie Tean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Sandvick
Bob Meyer
Reed's
T.J
Lutheran- FP
Aese Eombe
VU Tecenwitth
Macks Foodland
Havana
Dave Houighth
Scott Hite
Chuck Finch
Paul Schaffer
Sandvicks
Gene Leck
Kevin Tarates
Keslings
A.J. Haltee Co
Sodermeier’s
Linwood
Spain
Sal
Sohio Creditards
Irey
Realty
Beechwood Aged
Budweiser
THE
Maple City Ice CO
Senators
Ken McMullen
Max Alvis
Ivis
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Gabe Paul
St. Mary’s
John Shulte
Orioles
Whitey Ford
Hector Lopez
Curt Blefary
Brooks Robinson
Roger Repez
Yankees
Aguirre
Duquesne
Duke Duquesne
DD Quesne Brewing Company
Imbe
Atad Mies
Nefighilbar
Stak
VYUT
Wae
Atna
Alt WA
Mina Casualty
Aaton Casualty
Afton Casualty
Lye
You
Oaks
Whittlesey
Norwalk, Ohio
Atna Casualty and Surety Company
Hartford
Connecticut
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